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Nine-arch limestone road bridge, built c.1800, over River Suck. Coursed random rubble walls. Segmental arches with cut- stone voussoirs to arch rings. Ashlar stone triangular cutwaters with pyramidal dressed stone copings. Ashlar limestone to spandrel panels and piers, random rubble parapet. Semi-circular stone coping to parapet. Square ashlar piers with stone pier cap at each end of bridge. Random rubble walls leading from bridge to adjacent fields.
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